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The paramedics confirmed cardiac arrest on the way, and he was sent straight to the morgue.

The nurse carefully pulled out the stretcher covered with a sheet and began entering the data into the register. She had long been used to the silence of the morgue, but that night something felt off. An unexplainable sense of presence — as if someone was standing behind her, watching her.

She turned around several times, but the hallway was empty.

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